The Latest Breaking News on Indigenous Australia

He might be trailing in the polls but Queensland's premier isn't going to die wondering as he ramps up the pace in the final days of Labor's election campaign.

Two leading 'yes' campaigners have blamed political "bad behaviour", disinformation and racism for the failure of the voice referendum.

Two dozen significant objects have been returned to Warlpiri people, who say the artefacts will be instrumental in preserving and continuing cultural practice.

Experts warn that setting KPIs could create perverse incentives rather than improving outcomes

Katter’s Australian party leader wants the balance of power and the ability to rule the state’s far north

Indigenous senator Lidia Thorpe has confirmed she swore allegiance to Queen Elizabeth's 'hairs', rather than heirs, when taking office.

Last month, Australia’s newly appointed minister for emergency management, Senator Jenny McAllister, and Senator Tony Sheldon, special envoy for disaster recovery, took part in a cultural burn outside Lismore in New South Wales, as part of the National Gathering on Indigenous Disaster Resilience.

Liberal senator says world leaders could give Australia ‘a wide berth’ without measures to deter protests, but expert says such sanctions not ‘appropriate’

Twenty-three years after the federal court found there was no reason to think ‘secret women’s business’ was a lie, the claim that it was is still being used to discredit what Aboriginal people say about their culture

Lidia Thorpe, who campaigns on First Nations issues in Australia, disrupted Charles’s welcome to the capital Canberra with an outburst on Monday.

Lidia Thorpe, who campaigns on First Nations issues in Australia, disrupted Charles’s welcome to the capital Canberra with an outburst on Monday.